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A Last Chance Or None At All

Poem   The end walked whistling by, under the shinning sun. It had got tired of all the hue and cry, was going for a sun burn. The water in the rivers had died, and...

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I Wrote This While Waiting For You

Poem Even if I could ever write a poem that summarized all the minor chords lines In all the themes songs from all the movies we ever loved I’d still think That one Bonnie...

stories about old memories 1

The Smuggs Chronicle, Part Nine

Haibun Ninth Day: August 26, 2013 Downtown Jeffersonville. We bought wine, a scarf — and her birthday card. All before lunch. gray clouds a sigh of relief clutching that envelop Rain Day. We rest...

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Life and Death

Poem   Life and Death The two facets of being. Each very different and similar living. Life and Death. The two faces of one coin, which shines through each and every mind Scanning and...

poem about finding yourself 0

The Lake

Poem I see myself sitting in Nature Sitting by a Lake Just being with Myself Forgetting the noise of People I am all Alone, And deeply with Myself. I look at the Lake and...

poem about flying high 0

If You Think You Can Fly

Poem At this height the attempt to tempt fate and take flight is tempting, but once you’re descending it’s too late to think twice. I feel like spreading my wings and giving in to...

short story about work 0

Cupcakes and Fingernails – Part Two

Short Story “The way I see it,” Alex finally continued, “just working in a place so bright and colorful and sweet, that makes people so happy, just makes me feel good.” Alex’s appearance, meanwhile,...

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Happiness – Part One

Poem The years in my life resided Time was still, but took me quickly Strived to enjoy what was fertilized. Showing signs of a brisk wick. I see little remains to glare facing my...

short story about old friends 0

Talk 25 – Cynic

Serial Fiction Look who is here, the local gypsy thug. We have gone global now. Thanks to your brother. How is he by the way. He is dying. Why are you not there. His...